British Council/Transatlantic Network 2020

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Group.png British Council/Transatlantic Network 2020
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FormationMarch 2008
Extinction2015
Membership• Mualla Cirakli
• Gamila Dahri
• Sam Schatteman
• Charmian Love
• Maggie MacDonald
• Peter MacLeod
• Cheryl Matthew
• Paolo Pietropaolo
• Sheila Sampath
• Romina Laouri
• Kyösti Hagert
• Laetitia Adhémar
• Karim Amellal
• Rabah Ghezali
• Gabriella Kessler
• Olivier Laboulle
• Camille Solal
• Annas Abedin
• Michael Anthony
• Hamze Bytyci
• Herbert Grieshop
• Boris Moshkovits
• Victoria B. Robinson
• Arn Sauer
• Michael Arvanitis
• Yasmine Abou Mansour
• Ioanna Fratzeskaki
• Evi Papatheodorou
• Catherine Cosgrave
• Mary Fitzgerald
• Kensika Monshengwo
• Conor O’Brien
• Regina O'Conno
• Maire O’Neill
• Selene Biffi
• Sara Callegari
• Elena Donnari
• Alessandro Fusacchia
• Francesco Galtieri
• Emiliano Tornese
• Shemsedin Aliu: Shemsedi
• Bernardo Altamirano Rodriquez
• Cristina Ballí
• Juan Esteban Gutiérrez
• Fernando de la Mora
• Raúl Ramírez Riba
• Samir Bantal
• Marietje Schaake
• David van Veenendaal
• Alexander Vinnikov
• Marianne Vorthoren
• Nora Wellhausen
• Lyndsey Corriga
• Aleksandra Plizga
• Zakir Karim
• Annabel Knight
• Virech Maugi
• Paulo Mendes
• João Meneses
• Razvan Crisan
• Dragos Pislaru
• Smaranda Sandalescu
• Janina Trotea
• Raquel Alvarez
• Elena Blanque
• Oscár Hernandez
• Victoria Martín
• Angela Perez Brunete
• Álvaro Vermoet
• Emmanuelle Ganne
• Laurent Haug
• Rebecca Stirnemann
• Yesim Akcollu
• Mustafa Akyol
• Suat Seyitoğlu
• Samata Angel
• Sophia Bokhari
• Stuart Brady
• Terry Canning
• Anita Clark
• Rajeeb Dey
• Alexander Evans
• Simon Fell
• Michelle Gallen
• Ryan Gawn
• Alison Goldsworthy
• Roshni Hafeez
• Ben Hammersley
• Bethan Jenkins
• Christopher Johnston
• Steven Kidd
• Sarah-Jane King
• Andrew Kneale
• Laura McCrum
• Errol Lawson
• Anisa Nawa
• Jennifer Neff
• Federico Podeschi
• Mark Pollock
• Neil Simms
• Anjula Singh
• Wil Stephens
• Ushrat Sultana
• Simon Watson
• Amar Baks
• Sentell Freday Barnes
• Shane Belvin
• LaNitra Berger
• Jose Castellanos
• Marisa Catalina Casey
• Marcia Chatelain
• Zadi Diaz
• Georgeta Dragoiu
• Biagio Dull
• Gwyn R. Fischer
• Rebecca Fletcher
• Blair Glencourse
• Matthew Guilford
• Kristopher Harrison
• Katie Hellerman
• Molly Hellerman
• Pauline Herrera
• Noel A. Hidalgo
• Joe Hurd
• Nicholas Hu
• Jeff Johnson
• David Kirby
• Shawn Renee Lent
• Daryl Niemerow
• Arturo Ortega
• Zeenat Rahman
• Azita Ranjbar
• Maria Repnikova
• Claire Rice
• Andrew Robertson
• Roey Rosenblith
• Reihan Salam
• David Sasaki
• Stephanie Schierholz
• Kimberly Shaw
• David Travers
• Tricia Wang
• Shawn Lent
• Tom Luedde
• Ryan Allis
• Anisa Nwaz
• Georgia Dalamanga
• Paolo
• Steven Feldstein
• Jacqui Allan
• David Noble
A deep state recruitment network organized by the British Council

The Transatlantic Network 2020 programme organized by the British Council was a network of "outstanding young professionals" from North America and Europe, recruited mostly from the 25 to 35 age range. Each of them had already demonstrated potential for leadership in their field.[1]

Foundation

In March 2008, the first 30 participants met in Berlin for three days to give life to the Transatlantic Network 2020 programme. Following this meeting, new members were identified through a nomination and application process for the program's inaugural summit in Northern Ireland and Ireland in October 2008.

By 2010, the network has 130 members, but it seems to have been discontinued by 2014-15. The British Council was by then brainstorming on creating an expanded TN2020 that also would include peers in other parts of the world, beyond the US and Europe.[2]

Activities

In June 2010, it held a 6 day summit in Chicago.[3]

In November 2011, TN2020 members were in London to explore the "Future of Localities" with the Clore Social Leadership Fellows at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. In September 2011, tomorrow we're hosting a workshop in Berlin exploring the idea of influence. [4]

In Pristina, Kosovo between 26-29 March 2012, TN2020 members and other young people from the Balkans came together to discuss critical issues facing the region that span the four sectors of: government/policy-making, business, civil-society, and media, giving them the opportunity to network with one another and leverage their combined skills.[5]



 

Known members

3 of the 151 of the members already have pages here:

MemberDescription
Mustafa AkyolSingle Bilderberg Turkish journalist and author
Ryan GawnBritish political and strategic communications expert, giving advice to those "seeking to influence" foreign elections. RUSI member.
Marietje SchaakeDutch spooky euro-politician. Global Commission on the Stability of Cyberspace
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